WJMJ

WJMJ Radio is an educational, non-commercial FM radio station licensed to Saint Thomas Seminary and operated by ORTV, Inc., an affiliate of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hartford. Founded in 1976 by the late Archbishop John F. Whealon, WJMJ was the first archdiocesan operated radio station in the United States and the result of a vision brought forth by the Second Vatican Council. Archbishop Whealon's goal was to create a radio station that would offer the Good News of Christ to a wider listening audience through a format of inspiring messages and pleasant music. Its first broadcast was on Christmas Eve, December 24, 1976.

WJMJ Catholic Radio… "Where Faith Meets Life"® broadcasts a traditional FM signal on 88.9 FM as well as three digital HD Radio channels. Listeners with HD Radio receivers in their cars, homes or businesses will hear a superior quality sound on HD-1, the channel simultaneously carrying WJMJ's music and information mix. On the other HD channels, listeners can hear Catholic programming from EWTN Global Catholic Radio. The EWTN programs are in Spanish on WJMJ HD-2 and in English on WJMJ HD-3. WJMJ extends it broadcast reach with repeater translators located in Hamden at 93.1 FM and New Haven at 107.1 FM. WJMJ provides values oriented programming including inspirational and classical music programs, news breaks (local, state, national, international and...